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THE 

CoMecticiit  Airiciltiral  immul  Statloi, 

NEW    HAVEN,     CONN. 


BXJLLETIlSr     No.     109 


AUGUST.  1891. 


The  JBuUetins  and  Reports  of  this  Station  are  mailed  free  to 
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CONTTENTS. 

Notice,                   .......  page    2 

Fertilizers. 

Correction,            .......  page    2 

Nitrogenous  Superphosphates,  Analysis  and  Summary,     .  "2 

Special  Manures,              .            .        "                      "              .  "7 

Home  Mixtures,                .            .         "                       "              .  "8 


NOTICE. 

Repeated  inquiry  has  been  made  at  this  Station  regarding  the 
practical  operation  and  success  of  the  method  of  paying  for  milk 
according  to  the  quantity  of  fat  in  it  as  determined  by  the 
Babcock,  Patrick,  or  Beimling  methods,  and  also  regarding  the 
preservation  of  so-called  "  composite  samples  "  which  enables  the 
operator  to  test  the  quality  of  the  whole  week's  milk  in  one 
operation. 

The  method  of  paying  for  milk  according  to  the  quantity  of 
fat  in  it  is  being  used  with  success  at  the  creamery  of  J.  B. 
Sanford,  Esq.,  in  Redding,  and  at  a  large  and  constantly  increasing 
number  of  creameries  in  other  States. 

The  method  of  preparing  and  preserving  composite  samples 
which  was  originated  and  has  been  developed  and  tested  by 
Prof.  G.  E.  Patrick  of  the  Iowa  Station,  has  not,  so  far  as  we 
know,  been  practiced  in  this  State,  but  it  is  in  successful  use 
elsewhere. 

This  Station  will  gladly  cooperate  with  any  creamery  which 
may  wish  to  adopt  or  try  the  method. 

Correction. 

In  the  last  Report  of  this  Station,  page  29,  F.  S.  Bid  well, 
Windsor  Locks,  is  named  as  selling  Shoemaker's  Swift  Sure  Bone 
Meal  at  $32.00  per  ton.  Mr.  Bidwell  was  not  an  agent  for  the 
sale  of  that  brand,  the  price  of  which  is  138.00  and  not  $32.00. 


MIXED    COMMERCIAL    FERTILIZERS. 

NITEOGENOUS  SUPERPHOSPHATES. 

Here  are  included  all  such  superphosphates  as  are  not  designed 
by  the  raanufacturer  for  use  on  some  sjjecial  crop. 

Since  dry  fish  is  often  treated  with  a  little  oil  of  vitriol,  thus 
making  part  of  the  phosphoric  acid  soluble  in  water,  all  the 
samples  of  this  material  have  been  analyzed  as  superphosphates 
and  tabulated  here. 

All  the  analyses  have  been  made  on  samples  drawn  by  the 
agents  of  this  Station  during  the  season  of  1891. 


These  analyses  together  with  those  of  "  Special  Manures " 
given  further  on  accurately  represent  the  quality  of  the  factory- 
mixed  fertilizers  in  our  market  at  the  present  time.  The  analyses 
of  nitrogenous  superphosphates  are  tabulated  on  pages  10  to  23. 
Attention  is  here  called  to  some  points  which  specially  concern 
purchasers  and  consumers. 

The  Guarantees. 

The  law  of  Connecticut  requires  every  package  of  fertilizer  to 
bear  a  statement  of  the  actual  composition  of  the  goods.  This 
usually  expresses  the  quantities  of  nitrogen,  phosphoric  acid  and 
potash  within  certain  limits,  as  "nitrogen  2-4  per  cent." 

If  a  fertilizer  with  such  a  guarantee  actually  contains  2  per 
cent,  of  nitrogen,  it  is  within  the  manufacturer's  guarantee. 

It  is  the  lowest  figures  of  the  guarantee  therefore  that  purchasers 
should  regard. 

Of  the  fifty-seven  brands  here  reported  fourteen  are  below  their  mini- 
mum guarantee  in  respect  of  one  ingredient,  and  six  in  respect  of  two 
ingredients.  That  is,  one-third  of  all  the  nitrogenous  superphosphates 
in  our  market  contain  less  of  one  or  of  several  ingredients  than  they  are 
claimed  to  contain. 

It  may  be  urged  that  an  excess  of  one  ingredient  over  the  guar- 
antee should  be  held  to  make  good  the  deficiency  of  another. 
But  with  reasonable  care  and  skill  in  the  manufacture  and  in  the 
sampling  and  analysis  of  the  goods  the  actual  analysis  should  not 
fall  below  the  minimum  guaranteed  in  a,nj  respect  particularly 
when  such  wide  limits  are  allowed  in  the  o-uarantees  themselves. 


The  Actual  Chemical  Composition. 

The  different  brands  differ  greatly  in  composition. 

Below  are  given  the  highest  and  lowest  percentages  of  each 
ingredient  and  also  the  average  composition  of  the  nitrogenous 
superphosphates. 

The  samples  of  dry  ground  fish,  Peruvian  guano  and  bone 
treated  with  oil  of  vitriol  are  not  included  in  this  table. 


Composition  of  Nitrogenous  Superphosphates.     Season  of  1891. 

Highest.  Lowest.  Average. 

Nitrogen  as  nitrates 1.08                      0  .14 

"         "    ammonia 2.55                      0  .28 

"        organic 6.06                      .73  2.47 

Total  Nitrogen 6.06                     .73  2.89 

Soluble  Phosphoric  Acid 10.51  1.31  5.71 

Reverted         "             " 8.04  1.19  3.19 

Insoluble         "             "     2.85  .15  1.34 

Readily  available  Phosphoric  Acid  .. .  12.97  4.23  8.90 

Total                               "               "     ...  14.78  5.19  10.24 

Potash... 9.95  .93  3.48 

Chlorine 7.88  none  3.35 

Costperton .$45.00  $25.00  $33.97 

Valuation  per  ton _ $34.18  $16.74  $'J6.81 

This  table  shows  that  the  nitrogen  in  the  nitrogenous  superphos- 
phates now  in  market  varies  from  three-quarters  of  one  per  cent,  to  six 
per  cent.,  phosphoric  acid  from  five  to  fourteen  and  three-quarters  per 
cent.,  and  potash  from  less  than  one  per  cent,  to  ten. 

It  is  evident  that  among  the  various  brands  there  is  a  great 
difference  in  the  quantity  of  actually  valuable  ingredients  per  ton 
and  these  differences  must  be  studied  by  any  one  who  would 
purchase  economically. 

A  comparison  of  these  tables  with  those  of  former  years  will 
also  show  that  certain  brands  have  about  the  same  composition 
year  after  year,  while  others  fluctuate  considerably  and  cannot 
be  depended  on  to  be  the  same  from  year  to  year. 

The  Quality  op  the  Fertilizing  Ingredients. 

The  efficiency  of  nitrogen,  phosphoric  acid  and  potash  in  fer- 
tilizers depends  to  a  great  degree  on  mechanical  condition, 
state  of  combination  and  consequent  solubility.  The  mechanical 
condition  of  the  phosphates  sold  in  this  State  is  generally  good. 
In  no  instance  can  it  be  called  bad. 

The  Potash  of  these  superphosphates  is  in  all  cases  readily 
available,  being  freely  soluble  in  water.  Potash  which  is  insoluble 
in  water  is  not  taken  account  of  in  any  of  our  analyses. 

The  Phosphoric  Acid,  if  •'  soluble,"  that  is,  soluble  in  water,  is 
equally  available  to  plants  whether  derived  from  bone,  bone  black 
or  rock  phosphate. 

Other  things  being  equal  it  is  generally  best  to  choose  a  super- 
phosphate in  which  most  of  the  phosphoric  acid  is  "  soluble.'. 


On  some  soils  soluble  phosphoric  acid  has  less  good  effect  than 
reverted.  The  agricultural  value  of  different  forms  of  "  reverted  " 
phosphoric  acid  differs  somewhat  according  to  crop  and  soil,  some 
of  them  being  in  certain  cases  quite  as  valuable  as  "  soluble " 
phosphoric  acid. 

It  is  not  advisable  to  purchase  superphosphates  in  which  any 
considerable  portion  of  the  phosphate  is  "insoluble."  The  insol- 
uble phosphoric  acid  from  Charleston  rock  or  bone  black  is  under 
most  circumstances  quite  inert,  that  from  fine-ground  bone  is 
more  or  less  readily  available,  but  it  is  impossible  for  the  pur- 
chaser to  distinguish  one  from  the  other  in  a  mixed  fertilizer. 

It  is  quite  impossible  for  the  purchaser,  and  difficult  and  often 
impossible  for  the  chemist  to  sharply  distinguish  between  good 
and  poor  forms  of  Organic  Nitrogen.  That  there  are  in  market 
forms  which  are  almost  or  quite  inert  as  fertilizers  is  well  known, 
and  in  buying  goods  ready-mixed  the  purchaser  must  trust  in 
large  measure  to  the  business  integrity  of  the  firm  with  which 
he  is  dealing.  This  Station  has  devoted  a  good  deal  of  time  and 
study  to  the  detection  of  inferior  forms  of  nitrogen  in  mixed 
goods.  No  case  of  such  fraud  has  yet  been  positively  proved, 
although  in  one  or  two  instances  there  has  been  reason  for 
suspicion. 

Cost  and  Valuation. 
Cost. 

The  method  used  to  ascertain  the  retail  cash  price  of  the  phos- 
phates is  as  follows  : 

The  sampling  agents  inquire  and  note  the  price  at  the  time 
each  sample  is  drawn.  The  analysis  when  done  is  reported  to 
each  dealer  from  whom  a  sample  was  taken  with  an  enclosed 
postal  card  addressed  to  the  Station,  and  a  request  to  note  on  it 
whether  the  retail  cash  price  is  correctly  given  and  to  mail  to  the 
Station. 

To  each  manufacturer  is  also  sent  a  request  that  he  will  notify 
the  Station  regarding  the  probable  average  cash  price  at  freight 
centers  in  Connecticut,  of  such  brands  as  he  sells  in  the  State. 

From  these  data  the  average  prices  are  computed. 

'Valuation. 
The  Valuation  of  a  Fertilizer  as  calculated  at  this   Station 
represents  the  retail  trade  value  or  cash  cost  (in  raw  material  of 


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good  quality),  of  amounts  of  nitrogen,  phosphoric  acid  and  pot- 
ash equal  to  these  contained  in  one  ton  of  the  fertilizer. 

The  valuation  is  no  attempt  to  fix  a  price  at  which  one  ought 
to  sell  or  be  able  to  buy  a  given  fertilizer.  Commercial  mixed 
fertilizers  are  bought  not  for  their  name,  or  appearance  or  odor, 
but  solely  for  the  available  nitrogen,  phosphoric  acid  and  potash 
contained  in  them.  They  can  be  most  conveniently  and 
accurately  tested  and  compai*ed  not  by  the  crops  raised  on  neigh- 
boring plots  fertilized  with  them  but  by  chemical  analysis 
coupled  with  a  valuation  which  shall  approximately  represent 
what  a  purchaser  would  have  to  pay  for  a  like  quantity  of  the 
ingredients  named,  unmixed,  in  raw  materials  of  good  quality. 

The  valuation  of  mixed  fertilizers  must  therefore  generally 
fall  below  the  retail  prices.  The  difference  between  the  two 
figures  represents  the  manufacturer's  charges  for  converting  raw 
materials  into  manufactured  articles  and  selling  them.  These 
charges  are  for  grinding  and  mixing,  bagging  or  barreling,  stor- 
age and  transportation,  commission  to  agents  and  dealers,  long- 
credits,  interest  on  investments,  bad  debts,  and  finally,  profits. 

Percentage  Difference  given  in  the  last  column  of  the  table 
shows  the  percentage  excess  of  the  cost  price  over  the  average 
retail  cost  of  the  nitrogen,  phosphoric  acid  and  potash  contained 
in  the  fertilizer. 

This  information  puts  the  purchaser  into  a  position  where  he 
can  figure  as  to  the  probable  relative  value  of  the  different  brands 
and  the  probable  relative  economy  of  buying  fertilizers  mixed  or 
unmixed. 

Which  method  of  buying  is  preferable  can  only  be  detei-mined 
by  each  individual  farmer  who  should  know  best  what  his  soil 
and  crops  need  and  what  his  facilities  for  purchase  and  payment 
are. 

No  general  rule  can  be  given.  In  one  case  ready-mixed,  in 
another,  home-mixed  fertilizers  may  be  found  the  more  profitable 
to  use. 

The  average  cost  of  the  nitrogenous  superphosphates  as  already  given 
is  $33.97.  The  average  valuation,  $26.81  and  the  percentage  difference 
26.7. 

Last  year  the  corresponding  figures  were  : 

Average  cost  133.80,  Average  valuation  $28.57,  Percentage 
difference  25.5. 


SPECIAL  MANURES. 

These  are  in  nearly  all  cases  nitrogenous  superphosphates  and 
are  claimed  to  be  particularly  adapted  to  the  uses  of  certain  crops. 

The  analyses  of  thirty-seven  different  brands  are  given  in  the 
following  tables.  The  samples  were  in  all  cases  drawn  by  agents 
of  the  Station.     The  analyses  are  tabulated  on  pages  24  to  35. 

Guarantees. 

Eleven  brands  are  below  the  maker's  guarantee  in  respect  of  one 
ingredient,  two  in  respect  of  two  ingredients,  and  one  brand  is  below^  in 
all  three. 

Actual  Composition, 
Below  are  given  the  highest  and  lowest  percentage  of  each 
ingredient  found  in  any  special  manure  as  well  as  their  average 
composition. 

Composition  of  Special  Manures. 

Highest.  Lowest.  Average. 

Nitrogen  as  nitrate 5.08  none.  .62 

"           "ammonia 3.90  none.  .85 

"          organic 3.90  none.  2.25 

Total  nitrogen 6.90  1.15  3.72 

Soluble  Phosphoric  Acid 7.65  none.  5.05 

Reverted         "             "    9.16  1.13  2.77 

Insoluble         "             "     7.56  .11  1.57 

Readily  available  Phosph.  Acid  .   10.36  4.38  7.82 

Total 16.72  5.36  9.39 

Potash 11.66  1.54  6.74 

Costperton $50.00  $33.00  |38.70 

Valuation  per  ton $46.35  $21.42  $31.28 

A  comparison  of  the  average  composition  of  these  special  manures 
with  that  of  the  other  nitrogenous  superphosphates  shows  the  former  to 
contain,  on  the  whole,  considerably  more  nitrogen,  nearly  twice  as  much 
potash  and  somew^hat  less  phosphoric  acid  than  the  latter. 

Cost,   Valuation  and  Percentage  Difference. 

The  average  cost  per  ton  of  the  special  manures  has  been  $38.70,  the 
average  valuation,  $31.28  and  the  percentage  difference  23.7,  a  little 
lower  than  in  case  of  the  nitrogenous  superphosphates. 

Last  year  the  corresponding  figures  were:  Average  cost  $39.18, 
average  valuation  $32.90,  percentage  difference  19.0. 


HOME-MIXED   FERTILIZERS. 

Many  farmers  prefer  to  buy  fertilizer-chemicals  and  mix  them 
according  to  their  own  ideas  of  the  requirements  of  their  land 
and  crops,  and  with  the  conviction  that  in  the  present  state  of 
the  fertilizer  trade  they  can  buy  nitrogen,  phosphoric  acid  and 
potash  more  economically  in  this  way  than  in  any  other. 

The  formulas  of  such  home-mixtures  as  have  been  received  at 
the  Station  and  also  the  analyses  are  given  in  the  tables  on 
pages  36  to  40. 

Since,  in  most  cases,  the  stocks  from  which  the  chemicals  were 
bought  have  been  sampled  and  analyzed  by  the  Station  it  is  easy 
to  calculate  what  the  composition  of  the  mixtures  would  have 
been  if  the  goods  had  been  perfectly  uniform  and  the  weighing 
and  mixing  accurate  and  thorough,  without  loss  or  gain  of 
moisture. 

This  calculated  composition  is  likewise  given  in  the  table. 

The  cost  of  the  materials,  tintnixed,  delivered  at  the  purchaser's 
freight  station  is  also  given  so  far  as  coxild  be  ascertained. 

The  regular  cash  retail  price  of  the  materials  is  stated  in  each 
case.  Special  and  considerably  reduced  rales  were  obtained  in  a 
number  of  cases. 

The  valuations  were  calculated  as  in  the  preceding  tables. 

Calculated  and  Actual  Composition. 

The  calculated  nitrogen  in  most  cases  agrees  fairly  well  with 
the  amount  actually  found.  There  are  greater  discrepancies  in 
phosphoric  acid  and  potash  ;  in  most  cases  the  actual  phosphoric 
acid  is  less  than  calculated,  and  the  potash  more  than  calculated. 

Average  Composition  of  Home  Mixtures. 

Highest.  Lowest.  Average. 

Nitrogen  as  nitrate 2.95  none.  .82 

"         "  ammonia 1.97  none.  .65 

"         organic 4.85  1.61  2.18 

Total  nitrogen 6.51  3.23  4.25 

Soluble  phosphoric  acid ...10.25  .16  4.72 

Reverted         "           "      6.33  1.53  3.83 

Insoluble        "           "      5.11  .55  2.53 

Total               "           "      15.11  6.09  11.08 

Potash    15.85  2.08  6.57 

Cost  of  materials  per  ton  unmixed $39.60  $26.43  $34.82 

Valuation  per  ton ..|38.27  $30.28  $34.57 


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In  the  above  table  only  those  mixtures  are  regarded  whose 
formulas  are  known. 

Comparing  the  Home  Mixtures  -with  the  Special  Manures  it  is  seen 
that  the  former  contain  on  the  average  (fourteen  analyses)  half  of  a  per 
cent,  more  nitrogen,  over  one  and  a  half  per  cent,  more  phosphoric  acid 
and  slightly  more  of  potash  than  the  latter. 

Cost,  Valuation  and  Percentage  Difference. 

The  average  cost  of  the  materials  of  which  these  mixtures 
were  made,  delivered,  was  $34.82.  To  this  must  be  added  the 
cost  of  screening  and  mixing  which  is  necessarily  variable  and  is 
estimated  by  those  who  have  had  experience,  at  from  one  to  two 
dollars  per  ton. 

If  the  average  cost  of  the  mixed  materials  is  placed  at  $37.00 
per  ton  it  will  probably  fully  cover  all  expense  in  every  case. 

On  this  basis 
the  average  cost  of  the  Home  Mixtures  has  been  $37.00,  the  average 
valuation  $34.82  and  the  percentage  difference  6.2. 


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Formulas  of  the  Home  Mixtures. 

3125.  Mixture  made  by  S.  E.  Curtiss,  Stratford, 

Formula. 

3,200  pounds  Dissolved  Bone  Black,       costing $41.60 

600       "       Double  Sulphate  of  Potash,      "     9.00 

600       "       Muriate  of  Potash,                    " 12.75 

800       "       Nitrate  of  Soda,                         "     20.00 

2,800       "       Tankage,                                      "     49.00 


8,000  $132.35 

3153.  Mixture  for  general  use  made  by  N.  D.  Piatt,  Milford. 

Formula. 
1,335  pounds  Tankage,  costing $24.03 


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Cost  of  materials  $36.37  per  ton  delivered  at  Milford. 
3154.  Mixture  for  Potatoes  made  by  Geo.  F.  Piatt,  Milford. 

Formula. 

800  pounds  Tankage,                           costing.. $14.40 

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Cost  of  materials  $35. OY  delivered  at  Milford. 

3155.  Mixture  for  Potatoes  made  by  R.  M.  Treat,  Woodmont. 

Formula. 

450  pounds  Tankage,  costing $  8.10 

170       "       Sulphate  of  Ammonia,  " 6.12 

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280       "       Muriate  of  Potash,  "       5.96 

100       "       Double  Sulphate  of  Potash,  "       1.50 


2,000  $34.68 

Cost  of  materials  $35.68  delivered  at  Woodmont. 
3156.  Mixture  for  Potatoes,  made  by  Dennis  Fenn,  Milford. 


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Formula. 


350  pounds  Muriate  of  Potash,           costing $     7.45 

900       "       Dissolved  Bone  Black,         "       11.70 

1,400       "       Tankage,                                 " 25.20 

350       "       Nitrate  of  Soda,                     "       8.80 


3,000  153.15 

Materials  cost  $36.43  delivered  at  Milford. 

3160.  Mixture  for  general  use   made   by    W.  L.    and   S.  T. 
Merwin,  Milford. 


700  pou 
3,400    ■   ' 

Formula. 

nds  Muriate  of  Potash,             costing 

Dissolved  Bone  Black,            " 

$14.91 

--'..     44.20 

500       ' 

Tankage,                                   "      - . 

9.00 

700       ' 

Sulphate  of  Ammonia,             "       

2.52 

500       ' 

Bone,                                         " 

.    8.00 

2,200       ' 

Fish  containing  some  potash,  "            

..      _.      24.20 

8,000  $102.83 

Materials  cost  $26.43  delivered  at  Milford. 

3188.  Mixture  for  Oats,  made  by  T.  J.  Stroud,  Shaker  Station. 


Formula. 

800 

pounds  Tankage. 

700 

"       Castor  Pomace. 

400 

"       Nitrate  of  Soda. 

200 

"       Muriate  of  Potash. 

100 

"       Dissolved  Bone  Black, 

100 

"       Plaster. 

2,300 

3189.  Mixture  for  Potatoes,  made  by  T.  J.   Stroud,  Shaker 
Station. 

Formula. 

700  pounds  Tankage. 


500        ' 

'       Castor  Pomace, 

50 

'       Nitrate  of  Soda. 

400       ' 

'       Muriate  of  Potash. 

250       ' 

'       Double  Sulphate  of  Potash 

100       ' 

'       Dissolved  Bone  Black. 

100 

'       Plaster. 

2,100 


38 

3191.  Made  by  Dennis  Fenn,  Milford.  It  contains  tankage, 
dissolved  bone  black,  nitrate  of  soda  and  ashes.  Exact  propor- 
tions not  known. 

3205.  Mixture  made  by  H.  S.  Frye,  Poquonock. 

Formula. 

4,000  pounds  Cotton  Seed  Meal,             costing |49.00 

1,200       "       Dissolved  Bone  Black,            " 15.60 

900       "       Double  Sulphate  of  Potash,  " 13.50 

300       "       Sulphate  of  Ammonia,           "       10.80 

1,600       "       Tankage,                                   " 28.80 

8,000  $117.70 

Materials  cost  $29.42  per  ton  delivered  at  Windsor. 

3207.  Mixture  for  Tobacco,  made  by  A.  E.  Holcomb,  Poquo- 
nock. 

Formula. 

150  pounds  Sulphate  of  Ammonia,       costing $  5.40 

800       "       Tankage,                                     "       14.40 

600       "       Dissolved  Bone  Black,            " 7.80 

450       "       Double  Sulphate  of  Potash,  "       6.75 

2,000  $34.35 

Materials  cost  136.15  per  ton  delivered  at  Poquonock. 
3226.  Mixture  for  Corn,  made  by  Dennis  Fenn,  Milford. 

Formula. 

500  pounds  Bone,                              costing.. $  8.00 

200       "       Muriate  of  Potash,              "       4.26 

600       "       Dissolved  Bone  Black,       " 7.80 

500       "       Tankage,                               "       9.00 

200       "       Nitrate  of  Soda,                 " 5.00 

2,000  $34.06 

Materials  cost  $35.06  per  ton  delivered  at  Milford. 

3267  and  3268.  Mixtures  made  by  J.  M.  Brown,  Poquonock, 
formulas  not  given. 

3273.  Mixture  for  Corn,  made  by  T.  J.  Stroud,  Shaker  Sta- 
tion. 


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Formula. 

800 

pounds  Castor  Pomace. 

900 

"       Tankage. 

200 

"       Muriate  of  Potash. 

100 

"      Dissolved  Bone  Black. 

100 

"       Nitrate  of  Soda. 

100 

"       Plaster. 

2,200 

3281.  Mixture  made  by  E.  J.  Wells,  East  Windsor  Hill. 

Formula. 

150  pounds  Sulphate  of  Ammonia,         costing $  5.62 

100       "       Dissolved  Bone  Black,  "     10.50 

700       "       Tankage,  "     11.20 

245       "       High  Grade  Sulphate  of  Potash,  " 6.86 


1,795  $34.18 

Materials  cost  about  139.60  delivered  at  East  Windsor  Hill. 

3282.     Mixture  made  by  E.  J.  Wells,  East  Windsor  Hill. 

Formula. 

262  pounds  Muriate  of  Potash,  costing.. $  7.21 

800       "       Dissolved  Bone  Black,  " 12.00 

700       "       Tankage,  "       11.20 

266       "       Nitrate  of  Soda,  "      7.32 


2,028  $37.73 

Materials  cost  about  $38.73  per  ton  delivered  at  East  Windsor 
Hill. 

3283   and  3284.  Mixtures  for  general  use  made  by   H.    G. 
Osborne,  East  Windsor  Hill. 


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